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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21
Senator Barbour.

The democratic sentiment in Virginia seems to
have concentrated OH the Hon. John s. Barbour as
the successor of Mr.. Riddleberger in the United
States Senate The press of the State is almost
unanimous in favor Of Mr. Barbour, and the indi
cations now are that no other name will be pro-
sented to the democratic legislative caucus when
it meets in Richmond in December. The pros
pective Senator is gentleman of large business
experience, clear headed and conservative, and
while not brilliant speaker, is an untiring work.
err, and will make an efficient SenataT-Balt. SIN.
Hon. John s. Barbour is again the deliverer OF
his people, and their representatives in the Lcgir
lature should elect him TO the United States = ~,
ate without opposition from any member of RI,
democratic party IS evidence of the sp,,re..;atior
of the distinguished services he hs>. 90 ,,nn ran
dered the democracy of this Sta:, and Union. and
his eminent fitness for the exalted no,ition =
Warren Sentinel.
There is no n6bler telling animating the human
breast than gratit"de, and how shall we show ours
towards Mr. ~ .Dour the grand old man? We
answer, ny making him the next United Statc1
senator from Virginia. Let it come spontant GUS
" EAGERLY unanimously, without single reluc-
ant voice. Rockingham Register
1t is net necessary for John S. Barbour TO de-
mand the Senatorship, for as popular rs Fitz Lee
is there is not politician Of standing in the State
who would think of placing even his honOred
name In competition with that OF the modest con-
querer of bosssm in three great pitched battles. The
simple token of the great appreciation in which
his party holds him.-AnIherSt Nem Era.
There have been several names mentioned in
connection with the United StatesS enetors ship but
we think if anything was clearly understood by
the democratic party of this State during tho re-
cent canvass it was that the contest for that posi-
tion was between John S. Barbour and Malone.
Virginia" and that the very splendid and sue
cessful manner Mr.. BIS management of the can
vass has showed "Mahonc-Virgina" under leaves
the field clear, and should be undispnted, for Mr..
acknowledging IFdShmgtonian.
1t looks like very superfuous sort of thing to
advocate the election Of John $. Barbour to the
Senate BY a Virginia Legislature-snd it is But
the FindicaiOr has long advocated this recogni-
ton of his merit, that now the resization has
come, it rather Goas it from force of habit.-Stdm
ton Endicdt0r.
OF course John s. Barbour is to be our next o.
S. Senator. The democratic party was not pledged
N advance to MIR. B. or any other man, but it
knows how to confer honors and rewards on its
worthy and deserving leaders, Charlottesville
Chronicle.
Let the man who has won the laurels wear the
crown. and we would place that crown on no one
else's head. Gentlemen, leaders, give the people
their choice as next U. s. Senator from Virginia.
Cro~ rooster, crow! Crow for Barbour!-Wdr-
ren Messenger.
1t looks now as if Hon. John g. Barbour will
have opposition for the United Statcg Senate
Cnlpeper Exponent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21
Frozen TO geaa.,.

WAuKEGAN, ILL.,, Nov. 21-Tbe remains
of W D. Welth travelling salesman for q
Chicago seed house, were brought here yea
tsrday Wech had gone out duck hunting
Saturday. The snow storm came up, and
not returning, n searching party was formed
Sunday morning His body was found IL
tho boat frozen stiff about 200 yards from
tje shors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21

The SUPREME COURT OF New York hae
refused TO admit Chinese lawyer, possess
ing ali the mental and moral qualifications
required of other PEOPLE. 10 liactice in
tue courts of that State. solely on account OF
his race. Negroes not half so we'll qualified
are admitted, but the Chinese are excluded.
This is in accordance with !nwin New York,
but that it is gross injustice there, and would
be any where else iu this country, goes
without saying.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21

THE ANNUAL reports Of the chiefs cf IL
bureaus in the government departments at
Washington, now being published, show,
what to unsophisticated people seems re
markabe, that though the Indians are slow
ly decreasing in numbers. tho expenses on
account of the Indians are rapidly ncreas
ing in amount. But this is q progressive
age, and the expenses OF the Indian bureau
must keep up with .ha procession.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21

Ely Bros have used two bottles of your
Cream Balm for catarrh snce December. A soro
in my nostril-thc cause of much sulIerng-has
entirely healed l have used no other medicine
This spring feel better, can walk and work With
:noIs ease thar nave in any spring since sol.
--MAnf, E. WARE, Hopeful, Va,
E!s 8 Cream BAN received my head is now
liquifying: Cream Rs!cl is simply dynamite fer
cstarrh in the head It's application is magical.
THOMAS LANDER, Augusta, Gs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21

MR. BARBoua's RErLY-Hon. John S. Barbour
has written letter in reply to the congratula-
tions recently rendered him By nearly two Inn.
bred Virginiaus residing in Baltimore over tina
recent democratic victory Virginia Mr.. Bar
bour'S letter makes but incidental reference to
the part he bore in tine canvass and expresses a
grateful appreciation of the sentiments contained
in the letter from his Baltimore frieuas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21

THE RECENT volumlDous accounts OF the
asserted failure o. the Panama canal project
are followed, as was anticipated, by boom
for the Nicaraguan canal, and the announce
of the departure of party to survey route
for the latter scheme.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21

There's time for everything under the
sun" said the wise man. and of course he
was right, go also il you've got quarter
loose about your vest pocket, you can buy q
bottle of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup almost any
time OF the deq or night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21
Fatal Accident.

New YORK, Nov. 21.-Jacob Schwab, q
we'll known importer of laces, was ,h;s
morning ius:antIy killed By falling down
the elevator shaft at HE warehouse, at 555
broadway
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21

NoTICE-Haying this day qualified as admin
~ istratrix upon the estate of JAMES E. WAD-
DEY, deceased, all parties indebted to sad estate
sre hereby notified to come forward and settle
their Indebtedness, and those holding claims
against said estate will please present the same
properly certified, for payment
MARY L. WADDEY.
n0v2l-3s Admx. Jas E. Wad ley, decd
NOLUMBIA RIVER PIcKLED SALMON last
~ received by [nov21l &c. MILBURS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21

THERE ARE more rich meu in this country
than in any other. and, with comparatively
few exceptions, they all commenced life not
only as poor men, tut as laboreEs. And YET
there are other men who complain that in
this country they "don't havs fair show"
Equal opportunity is offered here TO every
body. 1t is ,her own delinquences, and
not the institutions of the ccu1tTy, that are
10 blame for tbs failure Ct those who growl
about not having flair show"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21

In the U. S. Court at Norfolk, on Saturday,
the negro Arthur Peterson, who was con
victed of attempting to assault yn1ng lady
on the Boy Line steamer, was eatepced to
the States prison for three years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21
A BID from Prince NAPOLEON.

PARIS, Nov 2l.--Prinoe Napoleon has
sent a letter to Baron Dufour, member OF
the Chamber of Deputies. saying that the
resignation OF President Grevy is necessary
and Indirectly proposing himself as his SUE
aar-nr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21
Destructive Fire.

CAIRO, H., Nov. 2l.-Fre at Mound City
has burned Two hotels and livery stable
1t threatens to destroy the town.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21

1t is again reported that the Panama ca
mai scheme ia about to collapse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21

If THE existing tariff be only for the ben
eft Of labor, as the fro.e ctionsts and their
either ill.inloI med or interested agents as
sert, why is it that he tariff league, com
posed entirely Of the owners OF protected
manufactures, has raised fund of 100000
with which 10 lobby Congress during the
coming session against any change in the
tariff? Self interest governs protected
manufacturers as we'll as their employees,
aud the course OF such manufacturers in the
past does u show that they would subscribe
such large sum Of their cwn money for
the sole benefit OF other people. There is no
fund, large or small, with which to lobby
Congress for reduction Of the tariff, be
cause those VITO would be benefited by such
a reduction are the pcor people, the labor
ers, who have 10 money to subscribe to such
q fund, all theirs being consumed in the
purchase Of the recesseries Of life, on which
the heaviest tariff duties are imposed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21
ALEXANDRIA,.
MON Jay EVENING. NOVEMBER 81.

CHRISTMAS u now less than i've weeks
off During the corresponding interval IN
former years thousands OF dollars OF 'he
income o! Alexandria have been spent In toe
retail stores Of other cities. 1t should not be
the came way this year. The best possioie
means by which the welfare OF city can be
promoted is for its people to deal at home
Money is what makes cities as well as mares
20. aud every cent spent here ADDS That
much TO the city's capital, and it is the cents
tint make the dollars, and the dollars that
uake the Thousands, and The thousands mat
build houses and start enterprises and draw
oson,e. soma OF whom bring other thou
eeuSs with them Money spent here stays
here. ard in the ordinary course of trade
mosl Of it Gads its way back to The pockets
OF those frcm whom it came. But while the
.uyeis should Keep all these things In mino,
The sellers should zee to it that they also do
.h,ir part. They should not only have what
,eopc want TO buy, and sell their goods at
u. low prices ss prevail in neishboring cit
its, cut they should keep the buyers well
informed CT these facts through the medium
Of the GAZETTE, which the latter read every
evening, ard in which attractive advertise
meuts OF cheap ard desirable goods will be
sure 10 attract purchasers The experience
of all the most successful merchants of The
entire world ia to the effect that nothing
is more profitable to them than advertising,
and that no other mode CT advertising is SO
sure of pre- fltabie returns as that in the col
umns of newspaper whose readers have
wants and the means to supply them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21

,. new YoaS, nov 21.-cotton quie. and steady;
Gplands los; Orleans 1O1a; futures stesdy'
fIouT qnlet and firm. Wheat better: Corn high
or, to , hrm at Sl4 75a15 90; old mess Sl4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21

Flour IS steady and firm. aud We note au ~.
proved demand from local dealers. The Wheat
markets are without new features ard quis, but
strong; prices sageed off during tn latter lsrt of
last week fraction yet there was no reduction
In the volume Of Gales Of futures and the demand
for fresh receipts is still fairly active ard con.
slant; the offerings are bringing to quality snd
condition from 20 to 80 per bushel. Corn is high.
or; new white brought so to-day no yellow or
old were offered. Rye and Oats are scarce Eggs,
Butter and other produce readily command iull
figures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21

/. BALTIMORE, Nov. 2l.-cotton steady and gu let;
middlng 1o1sa10A Flour steady with m ~
crate inquiry Howard street and Western snn1
~ 37a2 IS; do extra SO 0043 Go; 10 fami'1
$3 15a4 90; city mills super 50 Stag 90. So
extra So 00a3 G2; do Rio brands 81 37s4 so
patapsco superlatve patent So . do family
81 ~. Wheat-southern fairly active and q
shade easier; red S5a87 amber s6aSS; western
f higher; closing firm; No. winter rcd spot s3a.s
SSS.s Nov "a asked Dec s4ssas49a; Jan s6iSs
oo4s May 92Aa93. Corn-SoutheIn fairly &C
; i've ana easier; white 52a53; yellow 5Oa52;
western higher and Arm f; mixed spot 54a54s,
E Dee new oo4so3 q; year 53a53I,; Jan 53L,S
o714 steam'? OF. Oats quiet and firm South-
ern anq renna 3Oa36 Western white 33n35L
DO FIXED 33a34 Rye firm at 60.62. Hav es,v
and quiet; prime TO choice Western Sis,
PROVISIONS steady and quiet Mess PORK g
Bulk mests-shou!ders and clear rib si6- 475
ot2aoA Demonstrations 7aSA:~' a nsrtoJ
81 bans l2a12@i LARD ,e,T ,jb 49,
Egas s EeaSe.n PScSeu ts" 4ned 8. Butter
C eaS aotey anu hSth - creamery 21a2I
I IS1 steady Ri9 ~ 22a2s lined I6als
WL z, ouk@i S0 fgoes ordinary 10 fair l9S
"i''*'i ss'@'' :. and steady a soft So 90.
j at 81 14a1 Is.
q AGO, Nov. 21 il a. INACTIVITY and biot.
'rices characterized all the markets on Change
| .nls morning. May has become the Leading spec
ul-tise iuture for Wheat. The price is S3iz
h te ic above Saturdays close Nav Corn IS
a. - q small fractional advance and Jan Pork is
Saturday. '"'''' inquiries u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21

s.HEEP DIP, Sage, Ground Sage, Diamond
~ Dyes, Fitche's Pocket Scales Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla, Warmers Kidney and Liver Cure, Brown g
Iron Bitters, Yolina Cordial, Pratts Astral Oil,
and Sweet Msioram-a large supply Just received
dec1 L. $. LEADBEATER & BRO,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-21

L'ENCING WIRE-We have now full stock of
l. Fence Wire, both with and without barba.
twisted and ribbon, and we are selling i. low.
JAS. F. CARLIN & SONS,
2p3O Alexandria Va
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
Their Lnst Mnpe Gonc.

To The Editor OF tue Appeal.
sec you have omitted 30 publish the
hotel arrivals in the once famous Arrr,t.
Now, ,ir, | want TO say to you that the last
hope OF n COuntrymCn has gone. In the
name Of common sense, what induccmont
have We got To yisi; Memphis, II 10 notice IS
TO be taken Of Il in the papers? So far as
mn Individually concerned, | had just as
well have stayed at home. Have the country
arrival. nu rights that Memphis papers have
To respect Are we 10 come and 90 UNI
hcruldri aud uusung' Forbid II, shades OF
departed hope What is the matter? Have
YOU lost your respect for ms couutrym'n'
Do you expect rs to arrive and depart with
out reward Il was for this and this alone
that | arrived. No moro no,icc' No more
arrivals! We can go 20 Louisville, or Sardis,
mr. anywhere whore We can Doe announced.
1, it possible, my friends, that You are going
a. ignore our arrivals for roody n YOU de-,
then Ne bid farewell forever, and hereafter
W. .hall stop at Otoka or Collicryillc. You
may Withhold from ~ our daily bread, bat
our hotel arrivals. ucycrl II this Is 10 hc
our reward ior coming To your city, then We
shall know yOu no more forever. ! had nu
other husiu,,- ON earth Ina Memphis than "a
have my arrival IN the paPcrs. Vale, arr.
val, vale. respectfully, etc,
JANE CDoyEHLlOoN,
Dycs-hurg, Tenn, Dee p.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mis- WILLIE Man Ross. who was la, week
thought 10 be- improving, IS now lying dan.
gcrnusly III, with slight hopes Of recovery.
Mfss ADpiE MYrr.. daughter II the Hon.
Henry Myers, OF Mississippi, and a pupil II
hiss Clara Conveys school, hls gone home
20 spend the holiday vacation.
carr. JonN u. WNLDn,N, formerly a we'll
known husincs, and military man of this
city, but now rrosprriug 40 Fort Smith,
Ark, l. IN the city ~ spend the holidays
with q host NJ friends.
In J. II. and wife. Mr.. Ella Powell. have
returned from White Sulphur Spring. lIarl.
IN county, Tenn, their home. and viii pass
the remainder NJ the winter in this city
They are ut No. 100 Court street.
Mrs Murr Am LutIE S~Tr,Iroy returned
last night from Birmingham, after q month
delightful visit urclHiiyC- and friends. The
select s0uiCty ~ that booming city was nt It,
best during the month, in honor OF their
presence.
WILL o. Gurru and Hugh T.. Greer. sons
nf Col. Jo VI. Greer. ut knoxville, reached
the city yesterday, and will spend the holt.
lnys with their young sisters and relatives
n tie residence 81 J Harvey Mathcs, on
Cynthia Place.
NisIroRs On change Yesterday. 4. ".
Blakcmorc, Arkansas. u. !. Kennedy, OK.
ford. Miss; 4. H. Kennedy. PittsburW X.
Hamilton, Mobile, Ala; DR.. W. 7. Arbucklc,
Bartlett. Tenn: Robert Dixie, Little Rock.
III. II. Evans, Chester Miss.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24
g PARAGRAPHS.

C. T. Dunlap, dealer in general supplies
~ Macon, Miss, made an assignment yestcr-
day for the bcnedt Of his creditors.
Brown & Jones and c b. Bryan & Co.
will not deliver any coal on Monday, rs they
will give their employees a holiday.
by stepping into n vessel filled with hot
loil. in 'front.' of the IIanaucr oil works, Thurs
Iday night, James Walsh had his left leg
Ifrightfully scaldcd. He was taken TO the
Hospital.
Squire Barry conducted an inquest yes
iorday on the remains of Eyclinc Whitcsidos,
colored, found dead in rear of No. 6l Dcsoto
Street, yesterday. Death from exposure was
the verdict.
The young ladies' employed in the telc-
phone exchange desire, and should have, u
holiday ON Monday ncNt-thristinas day
for practical purposes. Reward them by
granting il.
The Memphis, Birmingham & Atlantic
passenger train due here at $3.50 O'Clock yes.
ltcrday afternoon, did not arrive until 2
lo'clOck this n4-rning. Cause, as given by at
taChos at this end of the line, delayed con
bcctions at Birmingham.
Miss Castlcton will commence her weeks
engagement ut the Memphis thcatcr with q
Christmas matinee On Monday tthc legally
obsCurCd holiday Sale OF seats will COm'
mcncc today ut WitzInann's, which are cX.
pectcd To be very soon at q premium.
AS Christmas ONES on Sunday this year
the Southern Express company will depart
from its usual custom, and keep its office
open till ~ o'clock noon that day for tic
purpose of delivering Christmas packages e
Its patrons who may desire TO get them.
AT a meeting Of Pearl lodge Knights and
Ladies Of Honor, the following were elected
officers for the first term of lsSS: Protector
MarcclluS Logan: vice protector, ii. T.. Good
lett; chaplain, Mrs. Lon Il. Mitchell; treas
urcr, \. II. Hill; secretary and financial sec
Rotary, W. 4. Mitchell, guide, Mrs. NJ L
Griffin; guardian, Mr.. Kate Gutenberg
sentinel. II. I. Goodyear; trustees, L.. ii
Estes, u. +. Goodyear and w. u. Cannon.
Tom Weeks, who came here from Du
rant. Mis-, several weeks ago, and stoppc,
ut Mrs. Lots clearinghouse, No. s Bcal,
street, sw0rc out u warrant against TIM
woman, VIM. Harris and Frank Fowler, tw,
Of the boardCrs, for robbing hi, trunk Of
watch, chain aud pair oi pants, all OF th
value of S35. squire llughcy heard the east
and udiudgcd the evidence insufficient. TIL
prisoners being released, the Lot woual
sworc out an attachment for Weeks trun.
for board, but that ease was also dismissed
Nose Harris had been missing from HON
several days. While passing the one.stor
frame shanty, corner OF Second and Wash
ington streets, Yesterday morning, Ike llar
riS his brother detected an unpleasant udo
cmanating from within. and made n parti1
search for the cause. lie discovered a maj
lying dead on the door, and informed SPUR
Barry. At The inquest, when closer inspc,
ton was invited To discover the dead man.
identity, Ike Harris was startled by tndiu
the corpse 20 De- that 0f his brother. \ vel
dict was returned that the man frozc I
death
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24
TWO NEGROES SHOT.
Tho Steamer James Lee the Scene Of
an Exciting Shooting ARRAY.

ThC steamer Jnmoh Ice n scene OF
an Exciting Shooting ARRAY.
Tho steamer james Ice was the scene II %
disgracciul and very near fatal shouting
hnmy about 100 o'clock last night. II was
but a short while before he boat was to
leave for % trip down the river. and, besides
quito a number 81 upper passengers. there
wcrc about hity n'grnys. us lower deck tus.
scnrcr. A. near RS the facts could boz
learned, q ncrrp rpusiibUut hy the name ut
Elisha Cunningham, Who was at work
loading uc boat, passed along
through where a." passengers WCrr
and as De- dil Hp was either singing some val.
| rur suuu. ur made SOME obscene remark ~ o.
| fellow rOu,tlhuut, when % ucgrp passenger
told him that be- ought not tu use such Ian
guagC boo The presence ~ women, The ruust.
about cursed him nud q quarrel cnsuci.
which briefly resulted iu o discharge from r.
pistol but hy whom fired Cunningham does
not know. Tie bell struck him in the lower
part II the stomach, but whether II prnr.
imicd the cavity lnF not been ascurtuiuul
Another shut followed In quick succession.
and the ball landed iu The muscle NJ the
right arm at John lAudcr, u col.
ord farmer who lives at cat
Island. Both Cunningham and Lander.
were arrested and brought tu the station.
house and charged With shooting "a XII, ~"
police claiming that the shooting was be-.
tween them, and that u was provoked on the
part ~ Lander. by rcs'niing The Insults Of
Cunningham. Neither NJ the wounded men
know each other and Lander. claims that h,
knows nothing II the difficulty, further than
be- heard several curses, followed hy the
shooting lie WIS standing by the stove ~
the time be- was hot, aud ran up on the deck.
cunningham states that he doesn't
know, but T. ~ the opinion
that II WIS laudCrs who shot
him. Neither ~ them are thought a. be
fatally wounded. though both seemed 10 be-
fuil"ring intensely from pain.
Tie affair caused the widest conslcrba.
lion on the boat fUr the time, somo ol tie
passengers making their way b. the wharf
and running up into the city before they
stopped. The officers u the boat acted
promptly, aud detained both 81 the negroes
until officers could arrive aud take them t.
the police station.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24

ST. Iuri4 Mo, bee @J-A fire started In
the establishment II the Wibkclmrycr Brew.
ing a-.priniiou NJ NJ l7ii Market street
shortly before . o'clock Ibis morning and
quiclly spuld from The cngiuc-rnom 10 the
cooper shop aud i,c.houso., threatening and
-cor,hiuru row ui brick lou-'. ou the oppo.
site .ido ui the street. The irc house WIS de-.
s%trpyrl. lu... $1,000. There ore ,O.U0U
hushri. ui malt in the mnlthuusc. valued NJ
~ cents per hushcl II D. feared That this j.
injured 6y water. The other loss IL covered
hy insurance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24

SOMETHING new ia the way Of cmbroid-
cred ~suspcndcrs, fine muiilcrs oi all sizes,
gloves, silk handkcrchicis, silk umbrellas,
plush scars, gents jcwclry. collars and
cuffs, hats. and everything of the newest
and latest style, is at Swift Il Samples,
800 Main street. They are fully up 10 the
times m handling their line Of goods and
guarantee satisfaction To- the most exact.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24

The boilers recently built by
Shea 4 McCarty for the steamer
Ross Lee wen tested 10 cold water
pressure 81 30 pounds Ia the
square inch 10y the United States
local inspectors NJ this port. All
rivcling, covering the entire work.
W.. done 10y hand.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24

soLIn boil ~ sII,crvarc " ThaycT.l